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Kingdom; whose Sons have been prepared at Hall Place, and who are now in the (turps. Terns —4 , s per Annum. , fir The School will open July the 3 tat. BURY FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. rrHE Uuvernor, of the aba,e .School • having iceas, ti to believe that there were o.her Gentlemen lino would have declared them elves t. andidates, had they ki.:) , vn the prob tole root or it, think it //tie to their Trust t ~n tii.tie to teceite A pplications for the Head Mastership till the Zyth ut tits - Month ; and also to state, that those 1': fits t,e last, (when there were only Six Boarders ,• . (' ere nearly Fight mired 'Pounds. 'The Day of Elettion will tie online 7th of Aukust next. HLNKY TOPPI. L, Clerk to the Governors. DUI), rota 166;9. STATE LOTTERY ; To be riniwn in On Day,zoth of OCTOBER, ;81. SCHEME. 4 - - - . ‘ 20,,,, 0 - •. are . - , kso,orm. 4 - - 7 - 5,000 4 1 m- - ... 2,000 I ,000 - - - . - ..- - 8,000 SOp - - . - .• - - 64,0. 12 - 24 36 4,920 ICo 250 15 - - - - - 73,800 . • - 3 4 . 2”)0,0oo 6°006 Tickets 111 I I 'HIS LOTTERY Consists of only 5,0(1.1 I to see° inclusive); but there arc Pour 'Pickets o , each Nnmher, whicirwill be s..verally entitled to - tthaie , :er P n2e is dr., ag.iinst such N umber ; for instance, it No. t should he chaw..a Ytize of Zo,oorl. the tour Tie- Itets of ih,it Number will each he entitled to 20,0001. tiak. it*, in hie Wlltne, 130,0001. ; so that if any persZat should Purchase inure thin One Ticker of the soh' Number, ana %hat Number prove fortunate, he may gain. ' By Twd Tickets of the s,drie Number, A Prize or - - - - - Z 40.000 by three Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - • - - - - ,C6o,eoe By Fur Tickets of the sZnre Number, A Prue of - - . kett,Oaa And all other Prizes in the same Proportion. /ICI\ ETS and SHAKES Are on Saie at all the Otficer. CORNHILL, a ST. MAXCARET's FULL, 11:),ouCH. ILTORNSI3Y and Co. Siock-brokers, respetiTu!ly A...quaint the Pub that they nave , in Sale Ti CKETs and SHARES i t,le STAT_ LOTTERY, ileginnin4 with No. I, and finishing wit! , S-00. The said uurnbers ill be drawn in (ine Day. Odobcr 2). iiyy this improved , Irindit the Adventurer can obtain 1,00r.1. 40,001. 6o,:ool. or to, 01. Schemes gratis Tickets alio Shares sera: to any part of the Glo'oc, exaelly an the same terms as if present. YORK AND LEEDS. NEW Commodious, Safe, Cheap, acid Expedi taus PUS f OAC HES will set out front the GO L.. DEN.LROSS. CHARING-CROSS, every Morning a t Halt past Five ; breakfast at the Red Lion, garnet ; dine at the Cock, Eaton; sup at ~ r eiham Inn: breakfast at the fed Lion Ino, Doncaster; and arrive in I eeds by twelve, and York by one, at noon. .1 here are only tour Coachmen employed, and the same Guard and Coach go throughout. tvery ex rftoij iia been and will continue to he made, to fen der this tile heat Conveyance on tho North Road, G oft E MILTON aud to. frot h the Golden-,Gross, the following Carti , ges set out, . sides many others too numerous to inentiorl. Liverpool expeditiou'S Post Coaches, o ly One Night ottt rVety mornitg at silt. Holyhead and N firth Wales Mail every evening. Holyhead, Slrrewsbury, and Birmingham New Post r2orrehes, every morning at nine. Ludlow. Worcester, and Oxford m.iit every evening, and a new Po s t Coach Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at two. Milford Haien, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham, Mail every evening. Cheltenham arid Oxford New and Only Day Coach every ThoriMig at six. Prightiin, East gown, Worthing, Hastings ; Portsmouth, Southampton, Isle in Wig,ht ; Bognor, Chichester, Arundel, Little Hampton; Margate, Ramsgate, Dover, De a l, 11 ; 0 1e, tolicstone, ece. Daly Coaches -T . itE REV, MR. BA N t I.AY's PATENT ANTII3II.I )US PILLS. r was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, a Author of the Domestic Medicine, that compiaints of the Stomach and Bowel are the prevailing 'Malady of this Country, which lay the foiliAlatiots of the more liirmitiabie and I)iseases ; that the person who could discover for he telief and cure a sate and infallible reined) would pei%. tonna most important service t , . society. That discovery bas now been made in the Patent Antii . Allous Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale - of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has tonsiderabiy lessened the number of theSe compldintJ ; and bids fair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely- eradi• eating thern.• These Pills. have a quack and sate.operation, they ad powerfully and specifically on the Pile, and thus remove the numerous disor. ors connected with - it, Sick I lead-Aches Flatulence, Liver Complaints, j a u n di ce , Ner vous Disoruers trout- Indiftstion, &c. They are the Most Valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by the most respectable : hart of tae first characters of the Nobility an d ot h ers , that they hav e n ever b een a d m i n i stere d to any person without giving ce rtain and speedy r, min in the end co m pl et i ng d Cre. This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, Is recommended by the folt. , wing distinguished Personages : The .Ri4ht Viscount The Lotd 13ishop of batti.and Sir loin 1 - I ,, neywood, Barr. P for iioniton. Sir Stephen Lushington, hart. M.P. for Pella. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames Atryatt, Esq. M, P. tor southainpton. Nicholson catvert, E:sq. M. P. for Hertford' Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-sir - eel, Spring Gardens. Thomas Hammen:ley, Esq. Pali s -M G. W . Dicices, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop Of Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. • Cecil Foretter, F.. 59, M. P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Nlr. limier, No. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mt. I(:rby, Statti)rci-strect, Old Isond-street.; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square ; Bacon end Co. rco, Ox ford,street ; and by all respectable Ver.jers in Town and Country: A Catifitni.--Observe the nan:e of William iilrclay is en gtaved on the Stainp,iwnich is aill*ed on site out,ide wra i! . Per of each box ;. all - not so stamped ate a dangerous irriz , . . Pike is. 6d. and ros, per box; with ample diredions. IFR.I DA Y, JULY lA, 1800. SALES, &c. VALUABLE FRI . .EHOLD ES ATES, . Superior iu Situation, Prospect, and convenient DlStaliee from London, for the erection of Villas. - TO BE SOLD, BY AUCTION;' By Mr. WILLIAM STANTON, At Garraway"s Coffee-house 'Change-alley. On Thursday the ;,,th Day of July, iBcg , at Twelve o'cluek at. Noon IN NINE LOTS, A VALUABLE 'FREEHOLD ESTATE, .con -1 1 of about 5; Acres of rich Meadow and Arable Laud. eligibly situated on an Eminence, in the Parish of Lewisham, in the County of Kent; only six Miles trom London, ye; perfectly. retired, and the surrounding Country presenting beautiful and extensive Prospe.ds, with an xcel lent Private 'Road lately made through the Estate, forming a handsome approach to the different Lots, from the 1. itriipike Road P..raculars may be had at Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Ooniville's, Lincoln's-inn ;at Messrs. Black and Chap man's, Land Surveyors, Hall Stair case, Midde. Temple; at Garraway's Cottee-house; at the Audioneees, Hitchith, Herts; and at Mr.Phillips's, Rushy Green, Lewisham, who will shew the ,Estate. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BB SULD IsY AUCTION, YN ONE LOT, - ty Mr. STANTON, At Garraway's CofK.e house, Cornhill,. London, on Thurs• day, the 27th day of July, ;Bug, at Twelve o'clock, I)IVERS FREEHOLD HOUSES (L an d- tax A redeemed), situate at ‘Vapley and Codrington, in the County of GlouLeSter, ti miles trout Bristol, containing nearly taro Acres 4. one of which. Farms is let from year to year, at 831. per annum ; and the r es t on Leases, f or years tie. terntnable on one two or three lives, at reserved rents, arrictuntri,g, with the laud-tax, to 1441, per annum, and es. tiniated to he . of the Annual va tient 2,50u1. it out of Lease. ,Also;. adjoining the above, a valuable Fann, held under the Dean and Chapter of 13ristol, on a Lease for three iiyet now in beuig, And, also, the Tithes of Corn and Grain of the Parish of Wapley . and Codrington ; held under the sanie Lease, and winch are now let with the last 114 taloned Earrn, to a tenant from year-to year, ar 4001_ per annum. For further liarticuials apply to Nlessrs Craft m, Kinder- Icy and Mnville,. Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, L ndon ; ..•%!tssrs. Black and Chapman., or the Temple, London, Sur ? r 'ors ; Mr. Wickham, :,solicitor, at h romz ,; Mr. Bretton, Soiicir r, at Exeter ; Messrs. Clarke and Son, Solicitors, at Bristol 'lr. Nioses 11%6, of Cokirington, who sinew tile - Estates Mr. S•.inton A nelioneer, ; at the Bush Tavern, Bristol, and at datrae‘iy's. EN ERA.L Silt JORKMOORE's CORUNNA YA ('ENT c AMP USTEA l), twilling a regular Military Bed tOr the, Fit;i. barracks; &c_ also a SOFA for a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a St A Ct IT tor on board Ship, the whole packing in ,a small Value, allowed the most portable aver yet manu Cithirett., inventedAly MORU A.N and SANDERS, Nv. 16 aid 1 7 ', C.atlitiine street, woo niosi huinhly presume the highest honour:: ought to be p:ALI it muse who 'so Eallautly live awl die tor their King arm Cot,. ry . _ This Day was published, A new Edition, neatly printed in Two yolines, Copy, metal/0. Price, in boarils,•l4s. (Dedicated, by perrrnsau-n, ro - rierr Koyat Highness L's the L-MILY: a Moral Tale, including Lett e rs f r ,,ri i a Fathei co his oaughiper, quo various Subjects of linportancv. Ty the Ifev. HENRY 'lc. ET r, Fellow of Trn ity College, Oxfold, and Author of The Etc ments of General K,nowledge. Printed for F C. and 14.ington, No. 62, St. Paul's Ch .rch-yqd Sotd also by Nlesbrs Payne, I ; Lunn, Snho.squarc Egerton, Charing-cross i and Hatchard, Piccadilly. 'The Seventh Edition of The Elements of General Know. ledge is in the Press, Ann,will spee4.ly be publibhed. • This Day was pulolislied, In Two VolUariescict4vo, price, in boards, 175. the Second Edition; revised and correecd, (4. • A GENERUAL . and CONNECTED VIEW of . the PROPHECIES, relative to the Conversion, _Restoration, Union, and Future Glory, of the HoL,ses of . Judah and Israel ; the Progress, and (bail Overthrow of the Antichristian Confederacy in the Land of Palestine; and the ultimate general Diffusion of Christianity. . by the Rev, GEORLIE STANLEY FADER, I 3,1). Reaur of Redrnarshall, in the county of Durham. Printed fur F. C. and I. kivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. . . • Ot whom may be had, by the same Author, . A Third Edition, corrected, of A Dissertation on the Prophecies, that 41ve been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter be fill/tilled, relative to the great l'ertod'of 1260 Years; the Papal and Mohammedan Apostasies. the Tyrannical Rein of Antichrist, or the Infi del Power, and the Restoration of the lews. In Two large .Volumes, .trice, in boards,'if,s. This Day was published, In Daavo, price in boards, gs. TWENTY-FIVE' SERMONS - on ,the , PAR AB LES : a New -E.Ution. The whole Series"re-corn• posed. and contained in One Volume. By lot-IN FAKRER, M.A. Reaor of St. Clement's, Eastcheap, and St. Martin's,Orgars London: Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's, Church-yard ; sold also by j. tiatchard, cif whom may- be had, by the same Author, • Serf/lons on the Mission and Chatatter of • Christ, and on the Beatitudes : comprehending what were preached before' the University of Oxtbrd, in the year 1803, at the Hampton Letiu re, price in boards 75. This Day was published, In Four very large Volumes, in tolio, price, in boards, Fourteen quiricim. THE GARDENER'S and BOTANIST'S . DICTIONARY ; Containing the best and, newest Methods of cultivating and improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower Garden, and Nursery ; ot performi,ig the Practical Parts of Agriculture ; of managing Vineyards, and ot propagating all Sorts of Tim. bet r tees. By the late PHILIP MILLER, F.R.S. Gardener to the Worshipful Compliiy of Apothecaries, at their Botanic Garuen in Chelsea, and Member of the Bo tanic Academy at Florence. ro which are now first added, • A complete iinumeration and 'Description of all Plants hitherto known,, with their Generic and Specific Chara;tiers, Places of Growth, Times of flowering, and Uses both Me. and Economical.' The whole Corrected and Newly Arranged, with too addition of the modern improvements in Landscape Gardening. and in the culture of Trees. Plants, and bruits, ,particularly in the various kinds of Hot houses and - Fording Frames, with Plates, explanatory both of them and the Pruicpp.les pfßiltany. • • By TiIOMAS MARTYN, B. D. F.R.S. Regius Professor of Botany in the University of Cambridge. Printed for F. C. and I.' Rivington, I. 101 1 , 1501 i, G. and W. Nicol, K. Baldwin, S. Hayes. k . . l'aulder and Son, T. Payne, W. -Lownues, I Walker, G. Wilkie and j. Robin. son, , LaCkingiou and Co . . Cutheil and tin, R. Lea, B. Crosby and Co. f Taylor, E. leftercy, W. Clarke and Sons, G. Robinson, C Law, I. White, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and 0 rrne, Cadell and . llavits, ..St e rn art, I. Booth, S baguet., Booker; and I. tlanting. N.B. Tne and Fourth Volumes may b had its boards, price 61. 16). Bti. A comrANimr TO DR. RUC!LAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE. This Day was published, - Embellished with copper plates, coloured, on fine Medium paper,. 75. 6d. boards ; or deftly paper, w it h p l a i n Plates, Ss bound, riROSBrs improved Edition of 'CULPEPER'S F.NGLISII - PHYSICIAN, or Itririt , h Enlarged with Three itunired and Sixty-inn:e. Nedicines made of English herbs, nut in any other To Which isarlde,l, _ . _ A Present for the Ladies. by- Dr. Varkins,' of Grantham.. *** This .work forms a cutnierete Fateeity l'hysieili4 con tainink the best rernedie's for every disease iii;:icient ,:o the: Human Body, chiefly extracted lann British Heites, which are best suited for fir.glesh Constitutions: London: , Printed for Crosby 4nd . Co. Stationers'. court; Paternoster-row. . . ~ . . Where may be had, price-s.- 61 tlisbit's Medical Guide, for the Invai,d.to the Watering Places: Containing the Medicia.l. Eireets of the various Waters. . • For SPRAINS, RHEUIVIATI - SNIS, CHILBLAINS, 'ere. • Dr. STEL:I 4 .'s uo ELDO C. - The nary e 's F. bewbery, No. 4C. St.. Paul's," is engraved on the Stamp, round the Wrapper of each Bottle, which, it carefully attended to by Purchasers, will preventsheir being iinposed upon by tile numerous Conriteifeit s in own and Country, to which its success has given rise. I T is far. superior to ail other external Applica tions, in the Core of Bruises, Sprains, Rhemnatisins, Arc. also in CraMps, or Numbness ; i n .S t ifi nes S an d Weak ness of the joints; as well as •in promoting. Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic state : it-is aho the .best remedy for Chilblains, if uiSSolved in a spoon, and applied . warm, and with a pledget of lint well moistentd with it, and tied on the pats alfetted with a rag. It is likewise from its penetrating quality, of admirable service in the accidence and • local complaints to which Horsei are subjcet, and no stable should lae without it. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons; No. 45, St. Paul's, Church-yard, four Doors from the corner of Cheapside, Lon don, price is. 6d. a Bottle, duty included ; and, by their ap pointment, by Beirxrn and Co. Oxford , street ; Wade, old ,Bond-street Oayleyand CO. QockSpur-street ; Ward,-Mid dle-row, Holborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Dicey and Co. Bow Chutch- yard ; Harris, Cornet. of LuOgate•streetj Claarke; and I3owling I.3ofough. • • • • This Day were -ptiblished, price kEAttktY'S . TAX t - ARLES fig 1806. Con taining the Acts relating. lo thel'r perty Tax, -As , sensed Taxes, StairipS, and Hackney Coaches • alld the New Aets for the Relief of Bankrupts and insolirent' Debtors, passed the last Sessions of radial-op t -. , ••• • Primed for Keatsley,-46, Flea="street. THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN.,SPAIN. This Wy - were published, • In One'elegant Volume, Quarto, wit h•E ngravingt, price Two • • .Gs, in boaids,. 7 . T ETTERS - fromuinea PORTUGAL SPAIN containing an Account of the Operations of the British armies under Sir ARTHUR WELLES LE Y and Sir JOHN •MOOR E, iron' the Day proceeding the 13attle of 'Vimiera to the Battle and Embarkation. at Comma ; with full and interesting .Details of the memorable Retreat front Saltagun : Embellished with Twelve Engravings by. Heath, from Drawings made on the spot, illustrative of the'Cainpaign. • By ADAM NEALE, M:D. Physioiali to His Majesty's. berces. • - Printed for Richard Phillips, Loudon, and to be had of all I3ooksellets. DENMARK AND SWEDEN. This Day was published, In Two elegant Volumes, small Otlavo, price t6s. 6d. in boards, • . '1 "RAVELS THROUGH DENMARK and Tart A. of Sweden, during the Winter and Spriiig of the pre. sent year, 1809, containing authentic particulars of the' clO, mestic condition tit those countries, - -the opinions of the In habitants;'and the state of Agriculture-. By LAMES MAcDOr , , , ALD. wo ; , recked. ofr the Sem The Author o t th e ahove wor k On the zoth day ot Nov;:rri'oer last; at .1 consequently' had op portunities ot making ctour of Deu?::. - trk, and satisequently ot Sweden. In many points- of this work possessOs strong c,lairns on the curiosity of the public , . London : Pcinted for Richard Phillips; and to be had or all BoOksellers. . , ~. ' 1 his DJ} , wee published, price 3s. sewed. PRACTICAL OBSERV n ATtONS o - the ;NA TURE and CURE of S I s t(ICTURES in the UK E ... Tl-11. ' • • By WIL!.IANI WADD, . Member ok the Calf geof ShNeoits in London. Printed tor John Callo - tv, Medical Bookseller, . No.. #3, Crown-court,frince's- street, Sulu,: Where'triy be had, jl.4t yubliAeci, Dauhenton's Wervation onithiigesti.n. Second Edition; with Additions by Dr. Buchiai. Price is 6d. • • NEW PLAY. • On Monday next will be published. THE FOUNDLING' of the FOREST. A Play, ► , i Three Acts, as .0,-i - formed at the 1 'matte 'Royal, Ha)inarkct, With universal applause. Writtell by WILLIAM_ DIMOND, Isq. Printed for Longman, 1-foist, Rees and 0(111C, Paterna;,. ter-row. 137 whom will be AbSO published in a few days, Venoni, a Play in Three Ads, as pc:Twilled at the , Thea. tre koyal Drury• Lane, written by M. G. Lewis, E 54. ANIMATED NATURE. This Day was 'published., In Ohl', elegant Volume, imperial 410. containing fifty En gravings,`with descriptive Letter- press, price 61.65, boards, T NTERESTI NG SELECTIONS from AN I MATED NATURE, (isieln l vg Quadrupeds,- Bads, k laws, Plamts, ‘sitli illustrative, Scenery. Drawn and engraved I3y WILLIAM DANIELL ; A.R.A. Printed for the Author, No. 9, Cleveland-street; Fitzroy-' square ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees and thine, Paternos ter. row. A few Proofs (only 2 . 6) are taken off on India Paper, Price 121. las. boards. LANGHORNE'S PLUTARCH BY WRANGHAM. This D.#werd,published, Handsoinely printed in Six Volumes, Bvo. (embellished with a Hedd of Plutarch), price 31. 3s. boards, DLUTARCits LIVES. Translated from the ..1L Original Greek ; with Notes, Critical and Historical ; and a Lite or Plutarch. I3y 101 IN LANGElO .. RtO,_6.l)..andltilLtIAM LANG. HORNF., A.M. • - A New Edition, in Six Volumes, with Correaions and Actlitions,,by 'the Rev. FRANCIS WRANGHAM, M.A. F - .R.S. • Printed for j. Mawrnan ; J. Johnson ; F. C. and J.- ingfon R.. Faultier; LV. Clarke and Sons ; Wilkie and Nilson ; j. Walker; G. Robinson ; Cacjell and Davies ; Vernor, • Hood, and Sharpe ; P.Wingrave ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine ; Datton and. Harvey ; B. Crosby and Co. ; J. Richardson; I. M. Richardson; J. Booker; Black, Par ry, and Kingsbury ; J. Murray ; j. Hatchard ; P: and W 4 • Wynne ; Payne and Mackinlay ); and Wilson and Son,-York: .~fCTU,i`L a.i NG.O'f~'l~'lG'~, • Jury igo9. • THE COMNISSIONERSjoi-1/ICTUALLING Hir Majesty's - NaVy do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the :its% insister, they will be ready to receive Ten.. tiers in, un icing (sealed op), and treat for Nine Hundred Quarters of PALE', and Three Pfundied .Quarters of CLOSE 1) RI E D AMn Elt M A LT, to 6e delivered One_ half thereof in - it Fortnight and 1.4 e other Hall in a Fortnight after - war:dr, into lits „Majesty's 1 / 1 17ualling Steies at Deptford, .and to be paid for ay Bills p.syabfe Avith Interest Nbrety Mgr afittfDAte ; and also - for the Sale of the YEAST that maybe made in His Majesiy's • .Brewhouse at the said Place, during the Spdce of One Year from the Date of lhe'CoistraZ7. The Conditions of 4be cottroas ',hay be seen n the Seiretacy'e ()fee. No tiegarzY will 3e kad eit:) , 'Ten4le , r in 1.,. , .6;c: the i.e shall not 6e Inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board heforeDne o'Clock on the said _ Friday, the 2ost instant, nor uirlesr4the :1 9 erion who Makes the Tender, at some 'f er. son "on bis behalf, attends, to .ans:ver, -when called for. - ItENOVATED IIL'ALTFt. TT ha's been ' t ido fteciently the gnbjeaiifinst and vcneral reprobation, that men destitute ofthe elements of the medichl art have otrered themselves at c. , •..ticiates for public patronagein the,prolession of physic. For the purpose of doing juttice to the result _Of our studies and ex netience,and to prevent us froisi being clasSed atnong rficse - empirics Whose impn'dent pretensionshave, unforttinattly .fufsocte*, been - too favourably received, we beroeaire4o submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our agrsuits and all quiternents. After.having recei . .. , ed a regularmedical eduta. non as the Imp`ls of Nle-zsrs. Grinder; and lizard, 'whoseleetures and praetice vve caretui I y attended,as pnrtessots.and tii - Noris of the London Hospital ; ‘\re entered durtelv e s as • students in that justly cel e brated sc.:110.1 for ineacal acquire-; merit, the Royal College'cl Edtriburgh; and were instrudecl in the dillerent braristiles of anatomy, Surgery,, the'ileory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, Szc..tcc. by those erbinent professors, Drs. Moirro, Gregory Harniivn, Ourican ana Rutherford.— toe trust We 'shah, not hede,hed presumptuous ut .saying that our proficiency and aiNulternents are ilEttir.:onsiderable., Having for a long s!.!'ries of years nia4 r e - V,:oereal complaints,' and the various diseases of DChilit! ' the particular object or our studiesand piaetiee, it will, we hope, be allowed that 1 , ..e have acluiriii superior know ledge of. their tre.ltinent and'ttire. I n slight and recenb oases of infection a perfeet re-establishment is cOrlip.leted in the short Pertodof two days ; and in thOse of the utmost in. vetenicy,' vviiere other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in out plan bt treatthent ensures to the patvent a sate and radical cure.. , . • AMidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit tong and most unhappily pursued by th e youth:of both sexes, Mere are mote alartnihg or knots distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently preirent or embitter the - mattirrionial state To such peisims it must be a consolation toknow that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of trtatioent, be restor e d to t h at greatest of afl.hurnan blessings, •a Strong, Manly, and vigor. ouS constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as'well as in ev - ety 'species of-venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy sod honour. Hours of-consultation at home from ten to three, and horn 6 in theevening till 16 au night. Patients in the country are requested to-state the patiiJu. lars of their tate, age, and general habit of living, sec. &e. in. closing ,a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our unTlcrraking, the postme of letters may be added to the account for medicines. • CUR.RIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 1,27, Hatton-gard.en. CZ Messrs. Currie, and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London arid EdinbUrgh, of ' the diligence, skill, and / humanity; with which they per formed the duties assigned them during the time they at tencle.cl their Lectures and Pradiee: ro T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, London. SIR, . tdinburgh, May 2, tßoo. TN the Spring . of 1794 I was afilieted with a IVenereal. Compl4int,, whic h I treate d with Indian. ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Physician, who pnt a temporary stop to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for dome . time; but growing, in spite of all medicine -and the adviCe of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state airlost' un- ' paralleled and beyond descdption, being an .entire leper, and titherated `from head to foot;—My head, throat; mouth, nose, legs, - arms, &c: have been alternately .in danger of ' , becoming useless; in short, I have had from twenty 'to thirty 'eating ulcers, on my body, and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would be-voluminoustopartic and.ula m - , tine all my case—suffice it to ;ay, there-never Waa,or,evine-r will be, one 'of a more dangerous, or o f a More compli- icat?t;ined myself, ednatufe .I ty w b asl o ori nt g i al hopes lo l okedupo o ri tze y my covery; friends,arid d ee d , in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In this dreadtul Situation did I drag a most miserable, existence, till. Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containieg the case of a, Mr. B. of Plymouth —my - friends read it, I conic? not.L--I sent and procured some of yottr LE-AKE'§ PATENT PILLS, which, by,using from time to time, am now, add have long been; (after more than four years indescribable distress), id as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a ' proof of. this, I had a. fine, thriving, Healthy child,' born to me a few months ago. In gratitude. to God, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature service, 1 tecitlqst.yo4.lo p u blish this; and you may at ai; time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti. culars*, to me or my friends, by lette r or p erson. As few cases tOr badness v, ii I ever ecnial mine, and none exceed it, I have from experieoce e'er; rCaSOII to as' su y e mankind, that in yoLii LEAK. Ps l' I L 'LS tile' will find a sure, sikmiy, 'sate, and radlca; cure, .felt the. mos-. drt-,ad ail t',..a.ge of the Venereal Diseas e , wh i ch i, called . c ow , '.1 , 11(1141:IXES. JOHN TfiWy.T.I'SON, • * Insurmountable family reasons prevent Making thy name anti address public ; but creditable persons really wanting infOrmation may alto be, referred' to me and my. friends by Mrs. S. Claik, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. - Prepared and Sold.by the Sole'Proprietot, • ' • . T. TAYLOY., Member of tho RoYal. College of Stugeons in London; at his lionse; N 0... New Bridge,street, Where he wilt give Advice withoUt a tee, to Ftersons talc, ing these Pills, and will answer patients lette'rs, if post- . paid, on -the same terms, obserVing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's natne .or case haVing been mentioned, but at their own particulft request, by ,4 ,lte Pro- prietor, during the course of more than thirty_si \ years, that lie has had the concluding of an extensive sale vA the alwee Medicine, add the practice arising therefrom. They are also sold by his Appointment, ior the corite:. niece of those living at a distance, 'by ' Mr. BaxtN-, Southbridge, Edinburgh ; , Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas: gow, to whom al so M r . T. refers for his a dd ress - at the- Perfumer's, N0..35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr. \ Robertson's Toy-shop, No. io; Oxtbrd-street; Mr. 1- s - boreugh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly oppositeabe Mo- nutrient; Mr. Steel's, B oo k se ll er , N o. t, Union-row, Little. j:',.,- 'Tower-hill; M. Bull, Dame -street, Qublin ; . and by onee, at 'sr person in every conside ra bl e t own in Great.-Britaiii and, reland, in Boxes of Only , as. nd. each, sealed tip with full and plain dire&ions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure themselires with ease and w,crecy. N. B. Every Boi sold ~in ~; teat Britain is Sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commis sioners, is printed, at the Stamp-Office--" T. Taylor, NO. 6, New Bridge-speet," to imitate which is felony, sad ail ceders aro.coontenteits _ EPRN.E'SIXPENCE